One of the defining scenes is set in the year 1992, which has many other memorable events in it as well. The mother of all crooks given prominence by Scott Eastwood addresses his younger sibling when there is a prospect of carrying out a crime. All it took was 12 racist f*s in Simi Valley. […]
Cinephiles all over the world must have been quite surprised upon learning that award-winning director Alfonso Cuarón had taken to television finally in Disclaimer. But we couldn’t help it, even after hearing that a pack of Academy Award winners and nominees would be heading behind the screen, together with past collaborator Cuarón and three-time Oscar
Close Your Eyes is in an altogether different league the last time a Spanish master bears in a film comes after a period of almost thirty years. It is with great slowness that a well-orchestrated but highly intimate enigma is revealed as would a master painter on an intricately planned canvas. The master’s resourceful hero
Robin Campillo, a French director known for The Guests, is more personal in his latest project Red Island. In this film he takes us to his childhood spent in a French army camp in Madagascar in the early 1970s. It is just over a decade after the Malagasy republic has emerged as a colony-free state
Chuck Chuck Baby is one of those fabulously rare feel-good movies that lingers on your mind long after you have stepped out of the cinema. Helen left, which was traumatic, along with other equally emotional events; such as motherhood, Izzy Red sparkled as one of the finest emotional actresses Janis Pugh (Blue Collars, Buttercups) in